Neurologist
good samaritanVincennes (IN)
$450,000 per year
ApplyAbout the role
Good Samaritan is seeking a Neurologist to join their regional referral center in southwestern Indiana. This primarily outpatient role offers the option to practice sleep medicine, perform various neurological procedures, and enjoy a schedule with no call. Providers will benefit from a collaborative team environment and state-of-the-art facilities while serving a vibrant, family-friendly community.
Practice Info
Good Samaritan regional referral center in SW Indiana
Primarily outpatient practice with inpatient consults
Newly renovated office suite
Full-service sleep disorder center with opportunity to practice sleep medicine if desired
Epic and Abridge AI available for efficient documentation
Responsibilities:
Diagnosis and management of various neurological disorders
Perform procedures including EEG, EMG, NCV interpretation, and more
Compensation
Neurology pushing $450K
Competitive base compensation
RVU bonus
Sign-on, Stipend, Quality, Relocation, Productivity bonus offered
$60,000 sign-on bonus, stipend and loan repayment options
Additional grant money and incentives may be available due to the approval of a rural health initiative for the state of Indiana!
Benefits:
Comprehensive benefits
Eligible for Public Student Loan Forgiveness
Paid relocation and generous PTO
Retirement options
Malpractice coverage
Shift & Schedule
Full Time
NO CALL
Requirements:
MD, DO
J-1 or H-1B visa sponsorship available
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